The Normalization of Thamesmead: Part B

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1. Frontmatter 1
2. Contents 2
3. CONDITIONS AND PROCESSES
4. Suburbia Transfigured 6
5. On the Edge: Suburbia, Disturbia, Futurbia 24
6. Fifth-Wave Gentrification and the Financialization of Housing 46
7. Ⅰ. AMSTERDAM eds.
8. “Creative” Regeneration and the Dissipation of Amsterdam’s Suburbs 64
9. The View from the City: Amsterdam Noord, Self-Build, and Broedplaats 81
10. The View from the City: Vision 2050 and the Nieuw-West 89
11. Rolling Out the Center: The Temporary Use of Tolhuistuin in Longer-Term Urban Development in Amsterdam Noord 96
12. Ⅱ. BERLIN
13. Culture in the Trenches: Housing and Resistance in Berlin 114
14. Hufeisensiedlung as Financialized World Heritage 134
15. Theorizing Gentrification from Berlin 141
16. The Question Is No Longer Whether to Expropriate, but Why It Hasn’t Happened Yet 155
17. Playing Our Match to Win Battles All Over the World 164
18. Ⅲ. LONDON
19. The Transformation of London’s Outer City 174
20. Housing and Social Change in Outer London 190
21. From Inclusive Legacy Promises to Exclusive Realities: Planning, Design, and Displacement in Post-Olympic East London 212
22. The Normalization of Thamesmead: Part A 235
23. Ⅳ. STOCKHOLM
24. Welcome to New Stockholm: Soft Tactics and Hard Change in the Outer City 244
25. Postage-Stamp Planning 270
26. Neon Lights SIFAV 280
27. South of the South in Venice of the North: Theorizing Change in Hökarängen 288
28. MAPPINGS
29. Integrating Amsterdam Noord 304
30. Cultural Assets in Schöneweide 312
31. The Normalization of Thamesmead: Part B 320
32. South of the South in Venice of the North: Mapping Change in Hökarängen 328
33. Other Narratives: Reading Sub/Urban Theory Differently 336
34. Contributing Authors 348
35. Acknowledgements 351